Jill Zima

PLANTATION KEY — Representatives from the Coral Shores High School cosmetology program were invited to the Saturday, Dec. 14, meeting of the Florida Keys chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).

Claire Frances Collier, a young multi-media artist from Tavernier, sewed a giraffe kerchief on plain tan pants. She finds expression in fashion, painting, photography and sculpture.

A Key Largo business owner is charting her way to success with a “path to effortless blood testing,” which includes coming to the client’s home or office as well as

A bride on her third wedding primps before the big event in ‘Always A Bridesmaid.' A bride chooses green for her wedding dress during the comedic play, ‘Always A Bridesmaid.'

Art Under the Oaks attendees peruse the vendor booths along the church's shady grounds. About 119 artists' booths and vendors will fill the church grounds selling imaginative goods.

KEY LARGO — Key Largo Wastewater Treatment District Manager Peter Rosasco proposed two options for a possible rate increase in response to inflation

TALLAHASSEE — As Florida lawmakers prepare for the 2025 legislative session to begin on March 4, incoming Republican House Speaker Daniel Perez

As Florida lawmakers prepare for the 2025 legislative session to begin on March 4, incoming Republican House Speaker Daniel Perez outlined changes to improve efficiency, transparency and accountability of legislative

Affordable and workforce housing is limited throughout the Keys and the state, furthering a shortage of available workforce. Two ordinances were recently approved by the Marathon City Council related to

EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK — Faster than a speeding bullet. It may seem that way when birds flit from one point to another when curious humans likely just want to appreciate them.